Nicoline Evans

“If you listen closely you will hear the spirits sigh
a lesson lost on humans; an enchanting lullaby:
Mercy lies in nature’s hands and bound to it we grow.
Of the earth we came to be and of the earth we’ll go.”
― Nicoline Evans, Hall of Mosses

“Skylight, oh why must night silence your daze?
Through twilight a glow from the heavens remains.
If I were the angels I’d sing out your name,
and promise these eyes shut till you’re mine again.

As night comes, I fear you must fallaway, fallaway.
Into your dream’s embrace, fallaway, fallaway.
Sunrise will find night’s end;
shadows aren’t permanent.
Night only makes sunlight fallaway, fallaway.

So sleep through the stillness the night has devised,
and by your choice, without force, just close your eyes.
The dark cannot win if its game you refuse,
and suddenly night is the darkness you choose.”
― Nicoline Evans, Evo: The Elements

“We can’t be drowned or silenced, for you taught us how to swim and while you slept, we bathed in starlight till the moon granted us wings.”
― Nicoline Evans

“Dear clarity, hear me now, been needing you to show me how a human heart full of remorse can beat despite the heavens roar. I'm not afraid to take the fall, I'm sorry some don't hear the call of nature, pleading, "Leave me be, you've loved me oh so recklessly." Let my bones turn into dirt. I'll feed the earth and heal the hurt. I'll cross my heart in nature's name if you show me that the angels stayed.”
― Nicoline Evans